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    • Yup, L.A. Has the Nation's Worst Traffic... (Times, Daily News, Curbed)
    • ...and Even More Shockingly, Doesn't Have Nation's Safest Roads Either (LA Now)
    • Cities Aren't Getting Their Share of Stim Funds -- Job Creation Suffers (NYT)
    • Climate Bill Funnels Way More Cash to Coal and Oil Than to Transit (Washington Independent)
    • Council Orders LAX to Study Green Line Extension (Daily Breeze, Militant Angeleno)
    • Santa Monica Slashes Number of Cabs Allowed on Streets (SM Lookout)
    • Metro Unveils New Mascot and Video Displays (Metro Rider)
    • Bill to Ban Trucks on Angel's Crest Moving Forward (Land Line Magazine)
    • NYCDOT Stripes 200th Bike Lane Mile in Three Years (News, WNYC)
    • Meanwhile LA's DIY Culture Is Inspiring Cyclists in Austin (WVUE)

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